[750wannabe1k]

Anyone have the letter from Suzuki in relation to the new recall?

Something to do with the brake master cylinder pistons corroding.

I have the letter at home so will update the affected VIN numbers hopefully tonight.:fact

 

[Samantha750]

Re: Suzuki recall

Congratulations, you are the first to post this today!!! We have known about this since mid-October.

http://www.gixxer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=426850

 

[750wannabe1k]

Re: Suzuki recall

Congratulations, you are the first to post this today!!! We have known about this since mid-October.

http://www.gixxer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=426850

What do I win???

Just did some research. If they stopped getting deleted, maybe i would have read it on this forum. One on each forum would be a sweet idea.

:bitchslap to me.

 

[Samantha750]

Re: Suzuki recall

You win a thread delete

First today, third in the last 24 hours. On request from admin, MC threads get deleted as it is stickied and a search will result brings it up so multiple threads on it is not needed and is wasted bandwidth.

 

[750wannabe1k]

Re: Suzuki recall

You win a thread delete

First today, third in the last 24 hours. On request from admin, MC threads get deleted as it is stickied and a search will result brings it up so multiple threads on it is not needed and is wasted bandwidth.

Roger.

 

[Samantha750]

Re: Suzuki recall

Ah, you caught me in a good mood so what say I stickie this thread so at least there will be one here and there is another in the 11+ forum plus the one in general bike talk.

 

[ILoveThePenor]

:scratch Sam...good mood...same sentence? :thumbup You got lucky man

 

[Samantha750]

What do I win???.

I guess you ended up winning a sticky thread.

:scratch Sam...good mood...same sentence? :thumbup You got lucky man

It's rare but it happens...once in a blue moon :woot

 

[750wannabe1k]

Woohoo. Its a shame my thread has no content. But if you follow Sam's link it has everything. My letter was dated 6th November so obviously my safety isnt as important as all the others that got one in October. Lucky I change my fluid once a year.

 

[SPL170db]

Re: Suzuki recall

What do I win???

 

[Shifu]

Woohoo. Its a shame my thread has no content. But if you follow Sam's link it has everything. My letter was dated 6th November so obviously my safety isnt as important as all the others that got one in October. Lucky I change my fluid once a year.

Seems like everything gets here slower. Luckily I chuked my OEM master as soon as I bought the bike :cheers . Premonition?? :burnout

 

[MacBayne]

Seems like everything gets here slower. Luckily I chuked my OEM master as soon as I bought the bike :cheers . Premonition?? :burnout

no. and there is no "luckily" about it. it is not a recall due to catastrophic failure.

 

[ILoveThePenor]

Re: Suzuki recall

You told me I was going to win this time :thumbdown

 

[1/4milecrazy]

Suzukis recall pages:
http://www.suzukicycles.com/recalls

Suzuki FAQs:
http://www.suzukicycles.com/~/media/Recalls/2004-2013 GSX-R Master Cylinder.ashx

Recall notice:
http://www.suzukicycles.com/Recalls/2004-2013 GSX-R Master Cylinder Recall Notice.aspx

That is all directly from Suzukis website.

 

[1/4milecrazy]

And for anyone using ASV levers:

ATTENTION ALL SUZUKI GSXR OWNERS-

Technical Bulletin:

ASV Brake Levers on Recently Recalled Suzuki GSX-R Motorcycles Must Be Re-Installed on Updated Master Cylinders Using ASV's Original Brake Plunger Rod

Recently recalled 2004 to 2009 Suzuki GSX-R600, GSX-R750 and GSX-R1000 motorcycles fitted with ASV Inventions brake levers before the recall can potentially have issues if the original ASV brake plunger rod on the recalled brake master cylinder is not reinstalled on the replacement.

Furthermore, the plunger rod on Suzuki's recall-mandated brake master cylinder must not be used with any ASV lever.

ASV recommends that GSX-R owners with ASV brake levers re-mounted on upgraded master cylinders return to the dealer that installed them to ensure that the ASV lever's original plunger rod was used.

Installation of ASV brake levers on the new master cylinders must be performed according to ASV's installation instructions, which can be found at ASVinventions.com.

If the original ASV plunger rod wasn't used and the dealer no longer has the ASV-supplied part, a replacement will be sent free of charge.

To receive this part or get more information regarding the recall exchange and installation of an ASV brake lever, please contact ASV Inventions at 714-861-1400.